There are very, very few longs above water in SKUL.
On the other hand, KOSS isn't some fly-by-night, flash-in-the-pan business. They pass their earnings along to shareholders in form of a 4.9% dividend. Since they are qualified dividends there is no income tax on the earnings for most people.
Also, with an accumulation base 2_1/2 years along, KOSS's stock price will explode one of these days.
At the very least, you should do yourself a favor and buy 1 share of KOSS for every 10 speculative shares of SKUL. In terms of dollars that would be only $1 invested in KOSS to every $26 speculated in SKUL.